Introduction of the next-generation MEMS accelerometers and inclinometers

Althen Sensors and Controls extermely proud to introduce the new Ruby MEMS accelerometers and inclinometers, offering enhanced precision, durability, and seamless integration for industrial and structural applications. Designed to replace the JMA, JMI, AMH, AMI, AML, and AMS series, these next-generation sensors provide performance, robust connectivity, and versatile power options. With CE certification, an IP67 rating, and a three-year warranty, the Ruby series is built for reliability in demanding environments.

Key enhancements

The Ruby series introduces multiple improvements over its predecessors, ensuring higher accuracy and better usability across industries. Key enhancements include:

Faster frequency response - improved resolution, and overall enhanced performance;

Choose between DB9 or M12 connectors, both rated IP67 for durability in harsh environments.

Available with single or dual power inputs, and output options of 0-5V, +5V, or 4-20mA.

CE tested and certified, ensuring high-quality standards and backed by a three-year warranty.

For which applications and industries?

The dedicated MEMS production ensures precision engineering and rigorous testing for each unit. The Ruby accelerometers and inclinometers are ideal for a wide range of industries and applications, including:

• Structural monitoring – Ensuring stability and integrity of bridges, buildings, and infrastructure projects;

• Railway & transportation – Providing critical data for train safety, tilt measurement, and track alignment;

• Aerospace & defense – Enhancing navigation, guidance, and control systems;

• Industrial automation – Supporting precise motion control in manufacturing and robotics;

• Geotechnical & seismic monitoring – Measuring ground movements and detecting seismic activities for safety and research.

Performance and innovation

The Ruby MEMS Accelerometers and Inclinometers feature digital output signals, enabling direct integration with industrial systems via protocols like RS-485 or CAN. These sensors offer higher resolution, built-in filtering, and real-time diagnostics, enhancing precision and reliability for advanced applications.

Information Sources: Althen Sensors News